16 Personalities Reacting to Their Personality Profiles

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[@dearkristin]

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[@trinaq]

Thanks a bunch, the joke captions really increase the enjoyment of the video! 💖

[@N0URii]

I think its better to put it as the default of every video captions

[@Isaac-tp7hr]

They always give a new twist to the video I like them

[@jackies1729]

Love those captions!!!

[@xero6396]

Love the captions for the INFJ.

[@trinaq]

"Are they saying I'm toilet paper?" Only a few seconds in, and I'm alright cracking up! 😂🤣 Major Kudos, Kristin! ❣️

[@emilys3638]

Haha my ISTP Mom always gets frustrated by the acronyms and impatiently snarks, "L-M-N-O-P, don't know what that means!!" I can totally see her saying this line as well!

[@drawingspider7798]

@@emilys3638 My guess is she's just stringing the alphabet to signify her impatience with acronymes. OR, Lightspeed Minded Neurotypically Over-Powered.

[@erinb9647]

Agreed 😂😂 Showed my ISTP father instantly.

[@julo_ghost]

I don't get it

[@e.l.2734]

I've thought the same about being "in TP". I know I can be kind of a piece of shit but :/

[@kellikakes81]

As an Enfp, I got INFP 2 to 3 times before getting ENFP, and the first thing out of my mouth was, "No, I'm an introvert, this can't be right..." Then I learned the cognitive functions and yeah... it's ENFP, lol.

[@lasma1003]

Same story for me. Tested as INFP several times. Couldn’t relate to it in everything though. Then I started testing as ENFP and couldn’t believe I’m an extrovert even though I could relate to ENFP’s description more. 😄 Besides learning about cognitive functions I also learned what “ambivert” is. 😂

[@Meg_intheclouds]

I tested as an INFJ- as soon as I learnt what Ne was- there was no doubt it was me

[@sophiaredwood5825]

I think I just had a stroke of good luck because back when I got into MBTI I interacted with people far more than I do now. I typed as an ENFP on every test back then and it made sense from the start, and then the cognitive functions lined up perfectly once I finally checked them out. But now, I don’t often test as an ENFP anymore… in fact, I can’t remember the last time I have. Most tests type me as an INFP, though there is the occasional INFJ or ENFJ. 16personalities is absolutely convinced I’m an INTP, which is hilarious. The biggest compliment I’ve ever gotten was the Truity test typing me as an ENTJ. Such a high point for me, bahahaha. It makes sense that to this day, no test has ever blundered so badly as to call me a Sensing type. Sometimes tests can help. Just sometimes. But cognitive functions are where it’s at. 👏👏 And for anyone else also obsessed with OPS, they made everything more straightforward than a test ever could’ve. Savior Consume and Sleep make my introverted nature as an ENFP make SOOOO much sense, hahaha.

[@torid.344]

This was the same for me! I was getting INFP for a long time but took it again not too long ago and learned that I was an ENFP. Everything made sense after that! I do enjoy my time alone, but I need to have those connections to keep me going. It’s really interesting how learning more of the functions and details helps you understand yourself a bit better.

[@tessfairbridge]

Whereas I, also ENFP, tested introvert so often through highschool I didn't trust MBTI for ages, because I was so sure I was an extrovert. 😅 "The most introverted extrovert" is what I've heard of us and I agree. It's just all that feeling and creating I like to alone that makes it look like I don't need people. But no people = existential angst too.

[@MichaelHill-sg8ks]

INTP discovering MBTI: Ah yes, a new theory to learn. For real though, that bit about there being no solution provided to interact with others really resonated with me because MBTI has actually helped me understand how others think differently from me, not from learning about my own type, but from learning about all the types, how they communicate, what stresses them out, and why they behave the way they do. Obviously it's not an infallible guide but I've found that learning how each type uses its cognitive functions has really helped me understand how others think and feel.

[@emilys3638]

Yes!! ISFP here and that's exactly my main usage for it as well! Extremely helpful, in my case, for learning how to take things less personally and more objectively since I am more enlightened on where people might be coming from. Even if I can't discern their exact type immediately (or ever), I can still identify individual cognitive traits and better identify what the intention behind the actions may be. It also helps me to work better with others and decrease misunderstandings.

[@emilys3638]

@@EresirThe1st Very true and good point! What is your type?

[@pinkplay052]

Oh so this is exactly the same for me. My whole journey through types, functions, reddit, yt helped me with understanding theoretical forms of interaction with different types. And using theory in practice may couse my Fe to remind me of a fail till the end of my life but then it's quite developing when you get to recieve positive results of your assumptions

[@Jenny-nd8sq]

Exactly the same how MBTI helped me!

[@jameswilkerson4412]

Yes, the solution is figuring out which cognitive function is called on and practicing it and strengthening it, as applicable

[@ellier2018]

I love how the esfj went STRAIGHT to getting someone’s reassurance after getting offended about needing social reassurance 😂

[@fghsrgu1100]

That's so counter intuitive but that's true 😅

[@BlackSailPass_GuitarCovers]

_Becky...?_

[@Prousten112]

I love how, in the INFP part, her facial gesture has a gradual evolution from just being fine, to feeling void, understood and melancholic at the same time, without the need of sudden changes. That's how you know you're looking at a good actress.

[@gurpreetkaur6939]

exactly, she is really accurate too at the same time

[@luistoomuch]

Every ENFP I know has responded that exact way to their personality description.

[@ozgebaran9788]

It was the opposite for me. I insisted of being an extravert while my friends say otherwise

[@aaliyaheverett2601]

@@ozgebaran9788 same.

[@reececup84]

I am ENFP borderline ENTP and I am still confused how I continuously get ENFP OR ENTP on tests because I can spend days alone. I don't think I'm the most ENFP enfp out there if that makes sense 😂.

[@ciggytwiggy]

Bahahhaha yes i really do love spending time alone😂

[@rugma1696]

​@@reececup84yeah same I also get a smidge of intp or infp there

[@lennibroback5314]

Loved the INTP answer. So genuin and sweet. We should have more solutions given after a problem was raised.

[@JackyVSO]

But would you really just accept a solution to a complicated problem from a single source? I know whatever would be stated as "the solution", I'd have a hundred further questions...

[@TheDukeOfWaltham]

@@JackyVSO It would at least be a start... But then again, so is identifying the problem.

[@nerysghemor5781]

The INTP does have a point...having a solution provided would be helpful, for any of the types' issues. Also, the ESFP reaction is so perfect....yes, the Se COULD go out of control, but the Fi doesn't want to violate its values. And the hilarious "Executive of the Year (Pre-Emptive)" behind the ESTJ... XD

[@jameswilkerson4412]

The “4th cognitive function as an angel” vid does some work on solutions; I would welcome one for 7th functions

[@nerysghemor5781]

@@jameswilkerson4412 I LOVED the 4th function video!!!!

[@raindropsonroses3919]

I have an ENFP friend (I’m an infp) who took this test recently and insisted they got it wrong and he was actually an INFP as well because he “can spend at least two days” alone. 😂nailed it on the head

[@hansgruber788]

Cmon two days totally alone is objectively a long time let’s be real son 🤔

[@raindropsonroses3919]

@@hansgruber788 well infps could spend months alone. You are very obviously a very extroverted extrovert if you think two days is long😂

[@freya7799]

@@raindropsonroses3919 mmmm I‘m Infp but I wouldn‘t want to spend months alone, maybe one week at most

[@raindropsonroses3919]

@@freya7799 I have very strong tendency for introversion (always eighty per cent ) on tests. So maybe I’m in the minority but most people drain me. I also work in the public sector so I would prefer to read and watch series on Netflix after work than talk to people 😅 a week is still longer than two days though!

[@MichaelGrundler]

You can turn that argument on it's head by saying „I can spend at least two days together with other people, therefore I have to be an extravert“. 😉 And yeah, even introverts want or need human contact from time to time. But two days alone is nothing. Let's maybe talk again after two weeks or so.

[@catchingstars7]

ENFP: Goes to check the INFP next, because I relate to that as well. Double ouch. Kristen, you are phenomenal again. I love your content and I'm happy you took a break. Thank you for making videos on a pace that works for you!

[@dearkristin]

Thank you for sticking around! 😁

[@jadeyu7197]

my INFP bestie does the opposite!!!!

[@sydneycarton4106]

INTJ here. I relate heavily to ENFJ's attempt to convince herself (and everyone else) that there's nothing wrong with perfectionism (or, as she euphemistically labels it, high standards for oneself). Also relate to ISTJ, ENTP, and ENTJ for reasons that probably need no explanation. But INFJ and INTJ were by far the best (no bias there, of course...😉). I can tell you've been developing your inner Ni-Te again, Kristin...tsk, tsk. But seriously, congrats on another accurate and highly entertaining sketch!

[@kh8529]

Yes! I saw myself in all of those aswell. (INTJ)

[@sydneycarton4106]

"Superiority, thy name is me."😁 Ooooh, we INTJs love a good roast...even if we are the ones dangling over the flames. (I also love the reference...let's be Shakespeare friends!😁)

[@dragox876]

​@@sydneycarton4106helloo

[@Nora-eu3kt]

INTP should also include "researches cognitive functions for hours, forgets to eat or sleep, and ends up binging wikipedia again for the tenth time this week"

[@jameswilkerson4412]

*15th

[@DND20]

INTP - your wrong - it's twelve times a week, i do it purposefully twelve times because i believe dozenal is a better counting system so i do everything in twelves.

[@DND20]

Tho i suppose not all INTPs are enthusiastic about dozenal counting specifically - so generally probably most would have a Wikipedia bing ~15 times

[@prof.reuniclus21]

@@DND20Finally, someone else that sees the use of dozenal!

[@DND20]

@prof.reuniclus21 I see you're a wo/man of culture as well!

[@oliverspiler9101]

0:00 ISTP 0:14 ENFJ 0:27 ESTP 0:30 ISFJ 0:35 ISTJ 0:40 ENTP 0:44 INFP 1:01 INTJ 1:13 ENFP 1:22 ENTJ 1:29 ESFJ 1:42 ISFP 1:56 INTP 2:11 ESFP 2:21 INFJ 2:31 ESTJ

[@Tilnaor]

So INTP, finding a disturbing fact then gathering more data to decide (no, even more. The INTP after reading his description, googles the whole MBTI thing, then Jung, then subcounscious selves, listen to Tool and 20 minutes later already reading about the differences between the sumerian and Akkadian language)

[@freregregoire2685]

And then "oh, now I think I get the difference between Te and Ti, it's a bit like Sumerian and Akkadian".

[@Vegetoyesh]

+1 on Tool

[@gouki4u]

Sees INTP portion of video. Thinks, "But I don't need a solution on how to interact with people." Realizes I only got into MBTI in order to better understand and relate to other people. "Oh no."

[@KierstynStJohn]

Me reading the ENTJ description online: “This is pretty accurate…wait…is every single famous person with this type a psychopathic villain?”

[@angelinap.3840]

*laughs in INTJ*

[@Tagtot]

@@angelinap.3840 *also laughs in INTJ* On a more serious note, remember that a lot of the famous people/characters with your type never took the test and people are just guessing their type based off of their actions. I will continue to believe that Jayfeather from Warrior Cats is an INTJ though because I love him and everything he's ever done, despite the fact that as a fictional cat from a book we will never know his true type. Anyway, if you ever want a laugh try googling your personality type and looking at predictive searches, for example "Are INTJs..." yields the predictive searches of "Are INTJs manipulative? Are INTJs Evil? Are INTJs lazy?"

[@LaVanilla19]

​@@Tagtot based off their actions? Cognitive functions to be more accurate actually.

[@GhostofJung]

ESTP throw away line was genius. Ah yes the ESTP, always so profound in their responses 😂

[@InJeffable]

ISFP here. When I read my personality profile, it just made sense. Spontaneity and adventure? I decided in my 20s that because I was unhappy with the educational system here in America, I would travel to the UK for my bachelor's degree instead (and I did). Introspective? Definitely me. Doesn't like to plan? It's like pulling teeth to get me to plan for anything beyond this week.

[@glueball214]

sweeeet username

[@InJeffable]

@@glueball214 Thanks!

[@_COLETTE]

I didn’t think the adventurous part fit me until my friends listed multiple very specific examples. Apparently what other people see as “adventurous” was just a good idea to me 🤷🏾‍♀️

[@miahan8988]

The fun fact is that ENFP truly isn’t always socially extroverted, they just gather data from their external surroundings - can be people, but can be also media (often the preferred way) or experiences. They also often default into introvert state, especially if they’re a withdrawn 9w1 (my case).

[@sophiaredwood5825]

Ayyyy, ENFP 4 here, totally relate! Ne is more of a gathering function, so I find it can be energized by reading or watching videos or even just entertaining mental possibilities for ages. I personally go days or, if possible, weeks without spending time with friends because I get so caught up in my alone time. It’s not even that I don’t love them - I do, and I’m the most extroverted, gregarious person ever when they’re around. But the moment they’re gone, that switch gets flipped, and I enjoy every single second of reflecting and brainstorming and contemplating life and talking to myself and starting new projects on a whim. I couldn’t answer for you how long it takes for me to crave socialization again because I can’t remember the last time it’s happened. Heck, it’s even to the point that sometimes INTROVERT friends I’ve adopted text me and ask to call and chat. And I’m like, pardon, but are you human?? You’re giving up your precious alone time?? What for?? I thought YOU were the introverted one!! 😭 Then I wonder if I’m weird for never calling people.

[@-emir5484]

@@sophiaredwood5825 Im 4w5 ENFP and I relate way too much lmao. I feel like the extroverted part comes from us hating silence when there is people around. Like what are you doiiinng lets taaaalk I wanna share my ideass wdym you won't listen to me exploring ideas about the purpose of life for 3 hours straightt

[@torid.344]

@@sophiaredwood5825 you described it perfectly. It’s not easy to explain for me, I love connections and hanging out but I also enjoy my alone time to breathe and figure things out or just create new things. I’m a 4w5 and this about sums it up!

[@Cuteemogirl94]

Because you are ambiverts

[@reececup84]

I literally say it's like flipping a switch for me. Like all the time! I do crave gathering data and talk about how much I love researching things that interest me. Then all of a sudden after being alone for a while, especially if I don't talk to anyone on the phone during that time I Crave social interaction. I call it getting itchy. I had a week off recently and almost th whole time I was doing something social and I thought huh I really miss being social when I don't get too and look how much fun I'm having 😄. I don't know where I was going with that lol.

[@dsnunez09]

Yup, totally accurate! Your INFJ sketches are so accurate that most of the time they get to make me laugh at the same time they make me a little self-conscious 😅 (BTW, I'm so relieved now that the INFJ is no longer the rarest and most uncommon personality type... The INFJ overlords can rest now)

[@sarahberkner]

If it's "no longer" the rarest personality type, it never actually was, it's not like they've tested everyone on the globe. I know they can make an educated guess, but they don't know for sure which is the rarest, and as an ESTJ I don't understand why it would matter anyway.

[@redbitch3362]

​@@sarahberkneryou sound like estj

[@lok6314]

Can you 2 kids stop this rambling about being the rarest. It make 0 difference in your reality whether this is true or false. Thats food for ego..you should starve ego not feed it junkfood

[@brightfaith8403]

“Are you saying I’m toilet paper?” 🤣😂😂🤣

[@Siansonea]

Never hand an ISFP a sheet of paper and expect them to not draw on it or make an origami swan.

[@mattevans6752]

I love the pre-emptive 2022 executive of the year 😆

[@maydeshpande3919]

As an estp, can confirm I actually said " Like there's only 16 personality types!" when I heard about mbti

[@restlessmosaic]

One of your sweetest videos, paired with some of the deepest-cutting subtitles. Love. It.

[@dearkristin]

This is success to me.

[@Heliorhodonite]

@@dearkristin Not only for you. This *is* success.

[@sophiaredwood5825]

@@Heliorhodonite 😂👏

[@jackies1729]

Yes, we INFPs need to huddle together....☺️

[@inesazevedo9044]

Dear god!! Im dying of laughter!!! Im a INFP and your representation was so acuuuuratttteeee!! When I took the test for the first time I cryed after reading the descripion text kkkkkkkkk Thanks for giving such high quality contens. :)))))))))))))))))

[@phillconklin382]

Such a simple and obvious idea yet I found all of them funny and accurate. :) Reading about myself is like reading the ending of a sad book. Too true, makes me wanna cry. (INFP)

[@Cuteemogirl94]

Look for the magic in life, I lay Tarot cards and believe in the law of attraction, it made my life better but inside my head I still have my existencial crisis (INFP). Some people acused me of being bipolar....no I'm just INFP

[@lonedragon7061]

This is so accurate. After I took my test and found out that I’m an INFJ, I finally felt understood. Before that, I thought that maybe something was wrong with me, like for example I wanted to have friends, but at the same time, leaving my home to hang out took like, three days of mental preparing. Or I rarely wrote first, because I was afraid that I might be disturbing people and they think that I’m annoying. Or I always was different from other guys my age, because I wasn’t good at sports and I was more emotional. (Sorry about that, I had to vent). Anyways, loved it as usual!

[@carolinethompson3305]

I'm also an infj, and that is so relatable.

[@ottersarah8812]

The best caption is *actual footage of me* because....no kidding.... Thanks Kristin! This was fun as always :)

[@thomasswrisky6734]

As an INTJ, “overly critical” seems to me to be too vague a descriptor. If something is imperfect (which nearly all things are), is it not worthy of criticism? How else will the thing or person in question know how to improve, to get one step closer to an ideal it is incapable of achieving? I don’t think INTJ’s “over critical” nature stems from a place of malice or pride (maybe the latter on occasion) but simply from a desire to see all things closer to their ideal state, from objects, to people, to systems. It just so happens that we are somewhat good at figuring out the imperfections and inefficiencies, and for the most part have no qualms in sharing that information.

[@violetbilodeau9179]

so accurate

[@user-gm3qi1gx5p]

Well you are definitely and INTJ, that's for sure lmao

[@marinaabreu9323]

In my (skewed) opinion, being overly criticaal means someone always focuses only on the negative points of something. When troubleshooting, this is not an issue, but when it comes to people... Also, what is "perfection" is, most of the times, subjective. So if you compare someone to your own subjective standards, this is basically error propagation. (Obligatory "Sorry for any english mistakes")

[@user-gm3qi1gx5p]

In my opinion sometimes people give criticism where it's not necessary - not everyone needs to hear criticism when something is wrong, often they know, and I find encouragement and support better in most cases. Of course there's a time and place for criticism but to me, "overly" critical means not knowing when the time and place is

[@miahan8988]

The problem is often in timing - just because you can doesn’t always mean you should. If you see room for improvement - which it always is everywhere, in me, in you, in others - wait for an appropriate time to step in. People react better if they’re in a good mood and not in a stressful situation. It can be the difference between adding fuel to the fire or putting it out with water (or harnessing its power for good).

[@montealegreluis5983]

To be honest... I were a bit weird because of my day and I seen the video whitout good expectections, but the last ESTJ whit all the executive of the year just make me laugh incredibly 😂

[@dearkristin]

Yay! I'm glad it brought you joy after your day

[@glueball214]

Ahhh, the INTJ came out awesome, especially the making stuff up bit. I'm just a bit sad over the INFP tho

[@thepickles8833]

I can feel my intj brain urging me to find a way to help the infp

[@almalucia2650]

Someone probably INTPish here commenting about the question why there is no solution provided. I personally struggled a lot with my incapability of dealing with people. In my teen years I thought there could be like one formular which I could apply to all new social situations. I read a few books about it, but none of them provided an universal answer (i.e. there were always situations where they failed). So in the end I decided for myself that for social interactions there just cannot be one solution that fits all, as every situation is completely different. Some years passed by, meanwhile I'm 24 and just decided to accept my flaw as it is. I would be happy if some of you could share whether you've maybe had similar experiences!

[@Scruffed]

I've spent the better part of my 33 years assuming that most people processed information and made decisions in a similar way to me (an INTP), but the reason why the decisions they arrived at when faced with the same information as me was different because of the cognitive biases they developed from their life story as well as hormonal, cultural and other random circumstantial factors. I can't say I'm 100% convinced that I've been so terribly wrong all this time, but the MBTI has given me a lot of food for thought and filled me with intrigue about how other people's minds really work. As I grow older, I just learn new protocols for new social situations and refine them over time rather than seeking general principles that apply to every situation.

[@MichaelG5500]

You did such a good job that I wanted to actually hug the INFP! (Sigh) It would be great if they gave us poor INTPS the solution to interacting with people. I love the ESFP when the realization that she in fact could be an irresponsible menace to society hits her! 😂😂 Thanks for making me laugh. I really needed it today....🙂

[@dearkristin]

Thank you! 🧡 Glad the video made you laugh

[@yamiswife101]

I’m not “overly critical”. I just like things to be done properly and the right/best way.

[@doreenadrianfernandes4212]

It's okay. Let the Fi out. We're here for you.

[@ceilinh6004]

Yep. We're all just here to be "menaced" by ESFP Kristin.

[@hoibsh21]

When the INFP cries, the heart dies.

[@lindam5186]

You totally nailed ENFPs. And ,, I like to spend time alone, I am an introvert" is one of the most common senteces, I hear from ENFPs.

[@dracsharp]

The ESTJ joke almost killed me. Literally. Almost died eating an apple. Your next video should be the 16 personality types doing the heimlich maneuver.

[@phoebep4688]

This video described me (ENFJ) SO perfectly. Absolutely nail it, as usual! Thanks so much for all the time and effort you put into this, we always appreciate it.

[@flann8842]

INFP, so accuarate , that was my reaction too... hahaha. Thank you

[@sirbradfordofhousejones]

I’d like to think that’s the soundtrack and visual of Ni inferior. Hahaha well executed

[@dearkristin]

Oh it absolutely is 🤣

[@brycekirkham6896]

Istp cracked me up! Great job Kristin!

[@kataiwannhn]

The ESTJ skit is very funny. The ESFP grew a conscience. What a luxury in this world. Very sympathetic. The INTJ with the old pride problem. However, I love to get the critical opinion from an honest and friendly person. It’s often hard to understand why other people don’t value that although they claim to be in self-improvement. Irrational world. P.S. But you are not an irresponsible menace to society, of course.

[@wishreader9571]

You know an INTJ ....just with the confidence of their approval ....,,😂

[@JstJaybeingJay]

Intp reads "not good socially...". INTP: "why there's no solution provided...." This just had me rolling🤣🤣🤣

[@folkwhore4eva]

0:00 istp 0:14 enfj 0:26 estp 0:30 isfj 0:34 istj 0:40 entp 0:44 infp 1:00 intj 1:12 enfp 1:21 entj 1:28 esfj 1:42 isfp :) 1:55 intp 2:11 esfp 2:20 infj 2:31 estj

[@jettsteel7305]

Haha, I guessed the ISTP, ESTP, ISFJ, ENTP, INFP, ENFP, ENTJ, ESFJ, INTP, ESFP and INFJ 😂 My ENFP friend's, my INTP friend's and my ISTP sibling's reactions were *spot on* XD My reaction was a cross between, "Wow, I... I actually feel understood" and "...What the heck, am I being spied on? How is it this accurate??" (Which my INTP friend also agreed with) As for the INTP, hmm... Well... I'd say that developing your Feeling side would help with understanding emotions better and allowing you to interact with people in general better without coming off as rude or insensitive because feelings are hardly logical, so 'analyzing' them would naturally be different from analyzing any other thing Loved the ENTJ's and INTJ's reactions XD The others were pretty hilarious too, but those were mainly what stuck in my mind - v - Thanks again for uploading, Kristy, and as always, your video isn't far from the truth 😂✨

[@Cah_Alves]

I feel so called out and all you did was read the description and sob, like yeah, that's it, that's my exact reaction when I read something that makes me think of my sense of purpose and my place in this world, your reaction was on point specially with the joke captions!!

[@susanam.826]

Another great video, thank you. The captions are the best. 😂

[@watcherofthehollow5223]

INFP was honestly the sign telling me hey your not alone with not able to find where you belong in the world

[@GotTheSwablus]

I loved the ISFP one, thank you

[@thanhheu4129]

ISTJ here. You nailed the types Kristin, especially i can hear the voice of my ISTP friends who gonna say that 🤣

[@edwright4892]

Great stuff as always! 😄 Kristin has convinced me that a guy I volunteered with at a vaccination clinic last year is an ISTP. As requested by a nurse I had written my firstname in large capital letters on a sticker on my chest. After we had all introduced ourselves his first words to me were "Ahh, I thought you were here for Erectile Dysfunction..." 😲

[@trinaq]

Haha, sounds like a standard ISTP response, alright! 😉

[@farrex0]

Are you tho? jk, I know who you are, you are the director of Hot Fuzz, Shawn of the Dead, Scott Pilgrim, Baby Driver and Last Night in Soho.

[@riccabecker8214]

ENFP here! And I totally relate to the ENFP in this video, hahaha! I love being around people and get energy from it. But I also cherish and take full advantage of alone time when I need it, doing crafts, watching TV, reading, or just shopping by myself for days on end. (Sometimes I get confused if I actually am an extrovert 😂) In my opinion, you nailed this one for me. I guess my inner ENFP figures, "With people today? Have fun and make the most of it! Alone today? Have fun and make the most of it!"

[@litnut]

Oh my gosh! I'm an INTP and this morning before this video launched I was wondering why I couldn't find anything with instructions on how to solve my mental condumdrum!

[@TheLibran1]

"Is TP?" LOL, you had me rolling 20 seconds in!

[@schrijveromnia]

And of course the INFP cries again... Is there anythong that doesn't move us to tears? I challenge you!

[@hunpo1]

Loved this one

[@erinb9647]

Loved this video ☺️.

[@RandomHuman-yp7lt]

The INTP one is so accurate.

[@applepatronum4934]

Hahaha my ENFP sister says she might be an introvert because she's been disappointed about people not bringing her that much joy and she *has gotten INFP on that test before*... Idk how to tell her that nope, she's a typical ENFP and very much extroverted.

[@notherepim]

Who has the best mbti skits and why is it you. Love it.

[@maggieo1683]

INFP was so accurate. I was literally rereading the mediator profile just last night and relating to the part where it said we think so much about the state of the world and feel misunderstood, how did you know lol

[@aprilw2287]

ESFJ: "... Becky??" 🤣 Also loved the ESFP.

[@Megan_Fiorilla]

LOL as in ENFP ....Extroverted personalty dose not mean that is how you process things also. I found when I was a teenager I was very hyperactive and enthusiastic so I would not notice how I processed things. As I got older and mellowed out more I realized I process things better alone. And really need alone time at the end of the day otherwise i get information overload, or feel if phiscl overload almost. I still love people adventures and travel and crazy stories I could tell. The different's is as I am older I have learned to need my lone time balance. I have the most outgoing personality out of most people I know. But I can also be one of the most drawn away, I spend long periods of time alone to process things also. So there is a balance and I think people may vary a bit depending on time of life and individual personality but over all we really really do need alone time no matter how much i love some one i need time to just let my brain do its thing uninterrupted. so yeah thats why we often get called both we kidna are a hybid .

[@consuvideo2165]

I'm an ENFP and I relate a little. Many times I question myself, but I definitely cannot deny that I'm an extrovert, because I discovered that I feel downhearted every time I find myself alone or ignored, but when I am surrounded by people who care about me and who love me, that makes me feel like my energies are recharging to keep going.

[@juliannakolodziejczyk]

Exactly! - enfp

[@in_the_starz]

the isfp making origami out of the paper is too relatable 😭 i once had a phase when i would try to stop myself from holding smaller pieces of paper because i knew i would make them into a butterflies or roses

[@deliriumcupcake6412]

Me, an ENFJ: my first result was actually ENFJ, and so it was for several other times. A couple of years later, jobless and depressed, I took another test, and it gave me ENFP, and then ENTP, and then another one ESFJ...! I basically had an identity crisis, and so I did what any other extroverted feeler would have done: asked my mom, girlfriend, and friends for opinions and thoughts about it! 😂😂😂 Like, one night I literally CRIED over the thought "What if next time I turn out to be an ENTJ? I'm too into leadership roles! I'm too perfectionist! I can be quite manipulative and sassy! I'm...I'm...I'M A MONSTER! I HURT PEOPLE ALL THE TIME, I'M THE WORST!" - this is what panicking in Fe looks like. God bless my INFJ girlfriend (who's also a psychologist) and her introverted intuition as dominant function ahahah. 🙏🏻🥺 // also, for the ENTJs who may read this comment: I absolutely don't think you are bad people, guys! We're all unique and amazing, and I admire your type for so many reasons, it's just that...I really care about not having Fe as inferior function, you know? 😅 But it's me, not you! You are perfect the way you are 💞

[@jansvoboda4293]

The INTP acting was superb this time. The nice nod to Ti/Fe conflict - accepting the praise of intelligence with a shy smile and unsure look to check if it's not taken as too much bragging. No over the top awkwardness. Monotone speech deliverance focusing all energy to absorbing and analyzing data. Perfect enactment of natural characteristics. Would pass for real INTP.

[@chriswalker2562]

lol at the ESTJ. I also agree, some of the traits are vague, and that what I said when I looked through each of them. -ENTJ

[@sylvia470]

That could be because ENTJ as a type are known to possess very little knowledge of who they are... so... might they mistakenly see all possible traits in themselves then?

[@chriswalker2562]

@@sylvia470 no, not even what I'm talking about.

[@Elodie_N_INTJ_Analyzes]

Me 2017 done the test : Architect INTJ, seems it describe me well. Me 2020 youtube suggestion : "6 signs you are an INFJ, the rarest personality type" wait search.. oh I done this test before, oh what ? KZbin saw well, I am INFJ. How ?... Ok let's watch this video, watch other video, and an other, personality sketch..., cognitives functions, more video... Ok it make sense to all my life... what... I can guess people personality types Amazing knowledge, I have to try to share it to people... ok people see me weirdest as never. That's me after learning so much things about cognitives functions. And definitely see people and world differently since.

[@-emir5484]

I'm an ENFP and I tested as INFP in the tests I did a year ago and the reason is what's in the video (and my social anxiety which I'm getting over right now thankfully :))) Me watching your videos solidified my feeling about me actually being an ENFP and literally your sister Jenna is me. I was throwing my hands up in joy when she said some stuff that were sooooo me lmao I feel like one reason we say we're introverted is because social interactions are sooo tiring. I really do love interacting with people and exploring ideas with them but it's draning to talk and think for all that time. What makes us introverts is I think being closed up in a social setting being really uncomfortable. When I cant express my feelings in a social environment it feels stressing, I wanna talk to people or just leave rather than just sitting there in silence (unless we all have work to do or we are close) Nice ENFP tangent I know lmao :P

[@user-mh5be7rj5j]

As an INTP, I relate a relatively decent to my own type, and the ENTP, as well as to certain parts of the INTJ one. Oh , also, I relate to the ESTJ’s sarcastic response. Sarcasm is practically a second language of mine.

[@emiliya7]

I have nothing special to say, I just loved it as always. That's it 😊💕

[@nutellafrogs4269]

YOUR SO GOOD AT ACTING -intp

[@lunaztorta4554]

I just love how you perfectly nailed INTJ. What you speak is the same I say when answering people, you know, social expectations, politeness and stuff, yet your captions with jokes are spot on my actual thoughts 😂

[@diaz6874]

Remember the time when INFJ was the rarest type but half of them where 'randomly' appearing on the internet.

[@user-mc5vy2vk5n]

The internet is pretty much natural habitat of INxx types.

[@farrex0]

1:12 Sadly people still think that Introversion and extroversion in MBTI, is the same as being socialy extroverted or introverted. Which is not the case at all. Extroversion means where the focus is, is it external or internal. Not necessarily on people. ENxPs are mainly focused on getting new ideas whatever the source is, and Se doms on new experiences, even if there is no people involved. People focus way to much on the social side, when often it is irrelevant in MBTI. ExxPs might seem easily excitable, but won't focus on people nearly as much as ExxJs would. Making them think they are more introverted, because their focus is on ideas or experiences, not on the people. Sure they might be more extroverted than introverts, because the focus is more externally focused. But IxxJs can be more people focused than ExxPs even if their dominant function makes them more introspective. I am an ENTP, and I am socially an ambivert. But because the E in ENTP, is not social extroversion, there is no such thing as an ANTP. I am an extrovert in MBTI, and socially am an ambivert, two very different things.

[@emilys3638]

Yes! It breeds boundless confusion. I've taken to using the terms "outgoing" vs. "reserved" when speaking of social presentation, and "external" vs. "internal" when referring to cognitive functions. I've found it gets the point across better than the commonly-used terminology. Examples: I am an outgoing introvert and my sister is a reserved extrovert. But we are both sure of the accuracy of our types. My dad is an extremely reserved introvert and my mom a very outgoing introvert, etc. And when in conversation, I'll say "External Sensing" for Se, and "Internal Intuition" for Ni, to give a couple examples. I know it's not "proper", but it communicates the concepts better in my experience, and isn't clarifying our mental processes the whole point of MBTI? So I agree with what you've said.

[@farrex0]

@@emilys3638 Ooh I really like that, I think that using internal and external is a more accurate representation of what functions really are. I might just start using it. Thanks Emily. And I do something similar with the reserved and outgoing, but I use the word sociable instead. But they do mean different things, so it is a different categorization. But thank you Emily! you have given me a lot of food for thought.

[@emilys3638]

@@farrex0 You're welcome! I'm glad. It's brought a lot of clarity for myself, as well as others that I talk about this with. I also think the trouble with the stereotype of "extroverts are social and introverts are antisocial" is that it's not true for most of us!! I would never consider myself antisocial, and was labeled am extrovert my entire life as a result, but I am absolutely an introvert when it comes down to the science of when I drain and when I recharge. And I don't "hate people" nor even the occasional party, I just can't go socializing for days on end with no break. And even some of my reserved introverted friends are surprisingly hungry for social opportunities. So using these alternate terms to delineate the differences seems to really paint the picture in more accurate colors that more people can understand and relate to. It's really great to have these discussions with people like you who have noticed the discrepancies between these terms and are trying to come up with better ways to label it.

[@farrex0]

@@emilys3638 Absolutely, there is a lot more nuance than the false dichotomy most people use of introvert vs extrovert. Even with the ambivert clasification, is not enough. Of course it would depend from person to person, but a lot more understanding on these topics would help a lot. I too am pretty similar to you, I am socially an extrovert, in terms that I enjoy going out, talking and meeting new people. But I too get drained and need time for myself. That is why I describe myself as an ambivert. I wouldn't say I am outgoing, because I am quite chill, but I am very sociable and can befriend almost anyone. I can be somewhat reserved someitmes, because I like to truly think things through, but to some people i can share a lot and be truly an open book. One of my all time favorite things to do, is have profound conversations. Specially with people like you, who seem not only to be quite inteligent but a profound thinker, as well. It is truly a shame people like you are quite rare. So I too am enjoying a lot talking to you. If I were to meet you irl, I would have certainly befriended you.

[@emilys3638]

@@farrex0 Absolutely, you've summed it up quite well and I can relate to a lot of that. (Socially, I'm predominantly a one-on-one person. In large groups of acquaintances I'm pretty reserved, but with those I know well, I'm not too chill at all, haha..) I actually think one of my brothers is an ENTP and the other is an INTP, so it's pretty fascinating to compare two similar types and see the differences. On the scale of outgoing to reserved they are actually quite similar, but I can definitely see the ENTP brother being more externally focused in exploring ideas (Ne) which he then organizes through Ti, whereas the INTP brother filters his ideas through Ti first and Ne second, and you could ask him about virtually any topic and he'll be able to provide at least a cursory amount of data. But the real telling point is the tertiary and inferior functions: my INTP brother is much more orderly and organized (using Si in favor of Fe) whereas the ENTP one definitely prioritizes Fe and doesn't typically stay organized or adhere to systems until he's under stress. I could be wrong in these assessments but this is what I've observed. But yes, they both express themselves moderately in social settings, neither reclusive nor particularly boisterous. The mischief, though.... They definitely are in cahoots and team up against us in that regard!! 😂 It's entertaining once you get them going! Also, the ENTP brother is more likely to present an idea that he's still actively exploring but maybe hasn't claimed for his own beliefs yet, whereas the INTP one is less likely to present any concepts that he hasn't first run through his Ti filter of "does this make sense". My sisters are ISFJ and ESTP so there's a lot of fun contrast there. And then I'm ISFP (the only Fi-user in the family as far as I can tell, haha!) But I digress... Well thank you! I actually quite enjoy profound conversations myself (I know, a surprising thing to hear from a Sensor, but I really love to go deep and get to the real heart and meaning of things! It's probably my tertiary Ni. My friend and I like to call the tertiary function your "pet of pride" because you have the most potential to develop it and see tangible and significant improvement over time, so one tends to be proud of their use of that function even though it's not used at the high-level skill of the dominant and secondary functions.) I'm also married to an INFJ, and have several close N-type friends, so that's probably been a big influence on my appreciation for theoretical topics and deep conversations. I'm definitely still an S-type (deeply observant and engaged in the physical world -- the Se is strong with this one!), but in conversation I enjoy getting people to open up about their true interests, and dive into deep and complex topics rather than skimming along with small-talk. I definitely agree we would be friends if we met in person. 😊

[@essedema]

Perfection. You are so skilled! 😂😂😂🖒

[@whitneyd6827]

Ok but my ENTJ friend said that exact thing word for word when I typed her lmao. Confirmation it was done correctly

[@erinb9647]

“Why isn’t the solution for that provided?” 😂😂 Oh poor INTPs. A couple I know, I actually find great with communication with others.

[@gozzywozzy485]

I don't think I've ever laughed so much in under 3 minutes before, EVER. Hahahahaha had to pause several times to calm down and wipe away tears. Soooo good! :D

[@elianastellet3559]

So good!! The enfp reaction is so true, i know some who feel the same way

[@carolinethompson376]

INFJ here and that was me discovering personality types, and yes, there are Facebook groups where you can at last feel understood! 😉🙃

[@carolinethompson3305]

So beneficial

[@portcitycutie16]

As an ENFP...you did not have to read me like that! 🤣🤣🤣 Another great video

[@rainbowlionalex]

My days I BURST out laughing when you presented the crane 😅🤣🤣🤣 Spot on! 🥳🤩🥰

[@ginocastillo8272]

Perhaps the reason I have met so many INFJs is because they gravitate toward MBTI... that being said I had an INFJ phase. - ENFJ (who tested as an ESFJ in HS [probably due to my conservative upbringing {I've had extistential crises over this}])

[@doreenadrianfernandes4212]

I like your use of brackets.

[@ginocastillo8272]

@@doreenadrianfernandes4212 Thank you. I appreciate when I can use stuff I learn from math to help my run-on sentences make sense.

[@alpacafish1269]

Idk whenever I read some stuff about infp’s they always say things about how infp’s can’t make it into the world or how they are just downright depressed the whole time. Is it true? Maybe Do I feel attacked? Indeed I do

[@RockySmithsen]

Is tp 💯👌

[@sViviftie]

omg NAILED the ENFP! Me and all my ENFP friends first reacted this way hahaha

[@-f1603]

I am an ENFP. And this description is incredibly accurate for me! On the one hand, I love the outside world and communication with people. But there are times when I literally withdraw into myself and switch off from reality for a long time. These situations are very confusing

[@nuria4179]

i’m an enfj and omg that’s reaaal 😂

[@crystalemullen]

💯 NAILED the ENFP - I really can spend days all by myself. and not feel bad at all.👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾

[@mblmbl1574]

ISFJ here and yes my linens are organized by towel size, color and purpose:) I’m too stressed if it’s not organized.

[@Milena-ix5mq]

The ENTJ picking up what they like and dropping the rest of the information they are being provided is a spot-on. As an ENTJ, this is how I learn and adapt in the real world, I'm kinda "stealing" what I like in terms of ideas and practices, because I'm not as creative as an ENTP, or an INTP would. I wish I was though. Instead, I could spend hours of research on a topic in which I am interested in, so that I can draw a short conclusion from all of the pages I have read, and that is the only thing I would remember at the end - the conclusion. And, some interesting side details I've learned along the way. Anything else-I just drop it.

[@QuotesArticles]

Haha! Why Kristin, Why!! You’re teasing us INFPs a lot! 😂

[@dearkristin]

I'm so sorry but we also know I'm not sorry

[@effulgENTPossibilities]

I have an ISTP friend and his reaction was exactly like that.